FLORIDA POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY · UNITED STATES
Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering
Bachelor's · Taught in en
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48 mo
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The Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering program at Florida Polytechnic University is designed to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes needed for professional practice. The curriculum integrates foundational STEM courses, including advanced mathematics and basic sciences like chemistry and physics, with general education. Core industrial engineering subjects cover areas such as operations research, mathematical modeling, manufacturing processes, production planning, design of experiments, engineering economics, and project management. This program emphasizes project-based learning throughout the curriculum. Students engage in a first-year hackathon, followed by discipline-specific lab and project experiences in their second and third years. The program culminates in a multidisciplinary, industry-sponsored capstone design experience in the final year. Students also have the opportunity to select advanced elective courses in complementary engineering disciplines, including mechanical, electrical, computer, and environmental engineering. Internships are a mandatory component of the program, and pursuing specialized certifications is encouraged.
Curriculum
The program requires a total of 120 credits, structured across several core areas.
- Year 1 (Example Structure)
- Career Design for STEM DisciplinesEGN 1006
- Foundational Lessons in Applications of MathematicsIDS 1380
- Concepts and Methods for Engineering and Computer ScienceEGN 1007
- Introduction to Computation and ProgrammingCOP 2271
- English Composition 1: Expository and Argumentative WritingENC 1101
- Analytic Geometry and Calculus 1MAC 2311
- Physics 1PHY 2048
- Physics 1 LaboratoryPHY 2048L
- Chemistry 1CHM 2045
- Chemistry 1 LaboratoryCHM 2045L
- Year 2 (Example Structure)
- Technical WritingENC 2210
- Analytic Geometry and Calculus 2MAC 2312
- Differential EquationsMAP 2302
- Physics 2PHY 2049
- Physics 2 LaboratoryPHY 2049L
- Computational Linear AlgebraMAS 3114
- Probability and StatisticsSTA 3032
- Engineering Skills and DesignEGN 2001C
- Mechanical Engineering Skills and DesignEGN 2002C
- StaticsEGN 3311
- Structure and Properties of MaterialsEGN 3365
- Year 3 (Example Structure)
- Strength of MaterialsEGN 3331
- Operations ResearchEGN 3448
- Introduction to Stochastic Models in Manufacturing and Service
- Engineering EconomicsEGN 4611
- Principles of Electrical EngineeringEEL 3110
- Manufacturing ProcessesEIN 3390
- Discrete Event SimulationEGN 3466
- Financial and Managerial Accounting
- Productivity Analysis Production, Planning, and Control
- Design of Experiments
- Year 4 (Example Structure)
- Professional Experience InternshipIDS 4941
- Engineering Project Management
- Industrial Engineering Design Capstone 1
- Industrial Engineering Design Capstone 2
Careers
Graduates of the Industrial Engineering program are prepared for professional roles in various sectors. The curriculum's emphasis on project management, operations research, and process improvement equips students with skills highly valued in today's industries.
- Industrial Engineer
- Operations Analyst
- Process Improvement Specialist
- Supply Chain Manager
- Quality Engineer
- Project Manager
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Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition fees are not specified on the program page. Please check the university's official admissions or fees section for current international student tuition rates.
Tuition (home)Tuition fees are not specified on the program page. Please check the university's official admissions or fees section for current domestic student tuition rates.
LivingEstimated living costs are not provided on the program page. Please consult the university's student services or international office for cost of living estimates.
Information on tuition and fees for international students should be sought directly from Florida Polytechnic University's admissions or finance departments.
How to apply
1. Review Admission RequirementsCheck the university's official admissions website and the International Student Handbook for specific academic and English language proficiency requirements.
2. Complete the Application FormSubmit the online application form through the university's admissions portal.
3. Provide Academic TranscriptsSubmit official transcripts from all previously attended secondary and post-secondary institutions. These may require evaluation by a credential evaluation service.
4. Submit Standardized Test ScoresProvide scores from required standardized tests such as SAT or ACT, if applicable, and proof of English language proficiency (e.g., TOEFL, IELTS).
5. Submit Other Required DocumentsThis may include letters of recommendation, a personal essay, and proof of financial support.
6. Pay Application FeeSubmit the required application fee.
7. Await Admission DecisionOnce all documents are received, the admissions committee will review your application.
Accreditation
Information regarding specific program accreditation is not available on the provided pages.